McGraw Sees No Major Giants Trades For 1911
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw, reengaged by President Brush for 1911, says he wants no big trades next season. He will not drop any players he has developed, aims to keep his core and understudies, and believes the club can compete for the pennant with its current lineup, while watching for valuable veterans if offered. He notes pitching and fielding improvements needed and expects strong cleanup hitters and a resilient roster as he plans spring training in Marlin, Texas.
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Mixed racing results at several tracks with varied odds
A jumble of racing results from camps in Hinds Ilpatrick Yale Walla and Michigan with horses like Tacklea McKay and Sprackling showing. later Oakland and Jacksonville cards feature Jim Basey and Grover Aughes with multiple races, times and winners noted, including a track record by Malatine and a feature handicap at Moncrief Park won by Grover Aughes.
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Ine Denman
Mary Davis
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Stone Man
English Lawn Tennis Association Considers International Match
London December 12 The English Lawn Tennis Association today referred to the proposal for an annual international match with America played in England and the United States alternately. The plan aims to avoid the Davis Cup clash and to resume international relations while keeping amateur players restricted. Dr James Dwight stated the American executive committee would meet in New York on December 23 to consider the proposal.
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Unclear OCR: Bond Fling Wins and Pardon Mentioned
Fragmentary text describes bets and race results with names like Dr Creoles and Bi-Habdy Garrett. Details are garbled, but references include a pardon, odds 10 to 1 and 8 to 1, and race outcomes with a second and final result.
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sonBi
Habdy Garrett
Brodie Lands Alfonzo the Green Trotter Winner
Dave Brodie bought the green trotter Alfonzo from Dad Murray of Bozeman for an undisclosed sum. Raelne, his driving horse, accompanied the pair to Helena where Alfonzo showed promise in the state meet. Brodie plans to use Alfonzo as a matinee driver and believes the horse will lead in the next meeting. The deal reportedly involved several hundred dollars.
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Dad Murray
Bozeman
Raelne
Helena
Brodie
Tom Lynch Favorite in Preliminary Gossip
New York December reports say baseball men expect Thomas J. Tayneh of New Britain to be elected NL president as owners meet. With NL meeting tomorrow and AL Wednesday, New York buzzes with baseball talent.
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Tom Lynch
New York
Thomas J. Tayneh
New Britain
Philadelphia National Baseball League picks key officials
Horace Forel was reelected president and Fogel reappointed as vice president in the Philadelphia National Baseball League. Witham 1 serves as business manager, and Charles S. Noolh named team manager. The Philadelphia team defeated Havana 4 to 0 in today’s game.
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Chief of Police Halts Betting After Raid at Oakland Rooms
Police Chief Quinn and Detectives Murphy and Morrissey raided two poolrooms as crowds awaited race results. A chaotic retreat followed when a coat thief, later vanishing, triggered fears of a fire or explosion. The officers exited without further incident as the scene cleared.
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Jerry Murphy
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Gilligan Targets Roadhouse Operators in City Clean‑up
Humane officer P J Lilean plans a crackdown on road houses amid closed wine rooms. He will visit Butte area establishments tomorrow night after receiving rumors of illegal operations. Gilligan says several road houses are running to profit cabmen and vows swift action against any continuing violations.
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Pender Used Knife Wife Gets Divorce
Mary A. Pender was granted a divorce from John A. Pender by Judas McClernan yesterday. She said her husband treated her cruelly and cut her on the arm with a knife and once struck her so hard he damaged her hearing. Judge Dunlan ordered Matt Canning to sell the old man William Switzer’s personal property to raise funds to pay debts. The trial of Charles D. Reed for first degree assault was adjourned to Wednesday, and Frank Kelly’s forgery trial was postponed to Thursday.
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John A. Pender
Judas McClernan
Frank Kelly
Creden to Examine in Radersburg District
Mining engineer W L Creden returns from New York and heads to Radersburg to inspect a major property for probable purchasers and to report on the entire Radersburg district for railway interests. The funeral of Mrs Maurice Griffiths will be held from the family home on West Silver Street at 8:00 a.m., proceeding to St Patrick's Church for a 9:30 high mass.
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Todiay
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Eneryville Entries In First Race At Track
Entries list for the first race shows numerous horses with assorted weights and odds, with the track conditions noted as cloudy and muddy. A medical remedy claim and a signature line appear at the end, along with a sale interruption and references to a refund policy.
Torontonian elected president of Tinstern Baseball league
An unclear report from New York dated December 1 states Howard G. Bare of Toronto was elected president of the Tinstern Baseball league. The text is garbled with stray phrases about a platekeeper and distant lands, offering no further verifiable details.
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Hdoward G. Barerow
Toronto
Tinstern Baseball League
Spirit of Helpfulness Shines in Local Store
A feature praises a Hennessy store for smooth service and easy shopping. It highlights how staff assist customers, streamline process, and save energy and patience, suggesting holiday shoppers will easily find what they seek.
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Porter Charlton Extradition Warrant Case Heads to Tribunal
A warrant issued by the United States to surrender Porter Charlton, charged with the murder of his wife in Lake Como, Italy, triggers habeas corpus proceedings in New Jersey. The case moves to Trenton where a writ of habeas corpus will be argued before Judge John A. butler and Prosecutor Pierre P. Garven. Charlton’s lawyers indicate an appeal if the ruling is unfavorable.
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